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A Quick Vignette John Woods Adobe Certified Expert Photoshop 7.0
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Figure 1 and 2 Before and After of the quick vignette effect. The object of this is to tone down the background and make the model the center of attention.
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Figure 3
Figure 3 Original Image after Patch tool use and color correction.
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Figure 4
Figure 4 Layers Palette showing that the image has one Background layer present. Figure 5
Figure 5 Select Layer>New on the Photoshop banner bar. Figure 6
Figure 6 New Layer popout dialog box open, click on the name and change the name to Vignette Layer.
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Figure 7
Figure 7 New Layer popout dialog box open, name changed to Vignette Layer. Click OK
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Figure 8 Layers Palette showing new layer Vignette Layer selected (Highlighted)
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Figure 9
Figure 9 Push D on the keyboard to set the Foreground and Background colors to their default Black and White values. Select the Gradient Tool on the Photoshop toolbar.
Figure 10 Figure10 Gradient Tool Options shown on the tool options banner bar.
Figure10 Click on the Gradient patch in the tool options banner bar, to open up the Gradient Editor control panel.
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Figure 11
Figure 11 Gradient Editor control panel open, Black to White Gradient selected.
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Figure 12
Figure12 Click on Foreground to Transparent Gradient in the Gradient Editor control panel.Click OK.
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Figure 13
Figure13 On the Gradient Options in the tool options banner bar, select Radial Gradient, and Click Reverse on. Figure 14
X Drag Direction arrow.
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Figure 14 Click the mouse button and hold it starting at the Red X then drag the Gradient to the Green X release mouse button.
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Figure 15
Figure 15 Results of the Gradient Drag on the Vignette Layer.
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Figure 16
Figure 16 Layers Palette showing the Vignette applied to the Vignette Layer Figure 17
Figure 17 Adjust the Opacity of the Vignette Layer to what your preference is.
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Figure 18
Figure 18 Opacity of Vignette Layer at 61%
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Figure 19
Figure 19 Click on the Small arrow at the upper right of the Layers Palette Select Flatten Image, Save as a Jpeg,Tiff etc.
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Figure 20 Before
Figure 21 After
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Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 1 and 2 Before and After of the quick vignette effect. The object of this is to tone down the background and make the model the center of attention.
Page 1
Figure 3
Figure 3 Original Image after Patch tool use and color correction.
Page 2
Figure 4
Figure 4 Layers Palette showing that the image has one Background layer present. Figure 5
Figure 5 Select Layer>New on the Photoshop banner bar. Figure 6
Figure 6 New Layer popout dialog box open, click on the name and change the name to Vignette Layer.
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Figure 7
Figure 7 New Layer popout dialog box open, name changed to Vignette Layer. Click OK
Figure 8
Figure 8 Layers Palette showing new layer Vignette Layer selected (Highlighted)
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Figure 9
Figure 9 Push D on the keyboard to set the Foreground and Background colors to their default Black and White values. Select the Gradient Tool on the Photoshop toolbar.
Figure 10 Figure10 Gradient Tool Options shown on the tool options banner bar.
Figure10 Click on the Gradient patch in the tool options banner bar, to open up the Gradient Editor control panel.
Page 5
Figure 11
Figure 11 Gradient Editor control panel open, Black to White Gradient selected.
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Figure 12
Figure12 Click on Foreground to Transparent Gradient in the Gradient Editor control panel.Click OK.
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Figure 13
Figure13 On the Gradient Options in the tool options banner bar, select Radial Gradient, and Click Reverse on. Figure 14
X Drag Direction arrow.
X
Figure 14 Click the mouse button and hold it starting at the Red X then drag the Gradient to the Green X release mouse button.
Page 8
Figure 15
Figure 15 Results of the Gradient Drag on the Vignette Layer.
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Figure 16
Figure 16 Layers Palette showing the Vignette applied to the Vignette Layer Figure 17
Figure 17 Adjust the Opacity of the Vignette Layer to what your preference is.
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Figure 18
Figure 18 Opacity of Vignette Layer at 61%
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Figure 19
Figure 19 Click on the Small arrow at the upper right of the Layers Palette Select Flatten Image, Save as a Jpeg,Tiff etc.
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Figure 20 Before
Figure 21 After
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